Mouk Season 2 Episode 10 Die Spur der Dinosaurier

Die Spur der Dinosaurier is the 10th episode of the second season of the animated children's show Mouk. In this episode, Mouk and his best friend Chavapa head to Argentina in South America to witness dinosaur tracks in person.

Once they arrive in Argentina, Mouk and Chavapa meet a local guide named Federico who takes them on a tour of the area. Together, they hike up a trail and arrive at the dinosaur tracks, which are located on a mountaintop. Federico explains to Mouk and Chavapa how the tracks were formed millions of years ago and how they have been preserved over time.

Mouk and Chavapa are amazed by the dinosaur tracks and decide to explore the area on their own. While on their adventure, they come across a mysterious object that they believe to be a dinosaur bone. Excited about their discovery, they decide to take the bone with them and show it to Federico.

However, their journey back down the mountain proves to be more difficult than they anticipated. Mouk and Chavapa get lost and find themselves in unfamiliar territory. They try to retrace their steps but they realize that they have no idea where they are.

Just as they begin to worry, they stumble upon a group of people who are part of a local festival. They ask for directions and the kind festival-goers point them in the right direction.

Mouk and Chavapa make their way back to Federico and show him the dinosaur bone. Federico examines it and determines that it is not a dinosaur bone after all, but rather a piece of wood that had been eroded by water over time.

Although disappointed, Mouk and Chavapa are still grateful for the experience and the adventure that they had. They realize that sometimes things don't go as planned, but that doesn't mean that the journey isn't worth it.

In the end, Mouk and Chavapa return home with memories of their dinosaur adventure and a newfound appreciation for the beauty of nature. They know that they may not have found a dinosaur bone, but they feel that they have discovered something even more valuable: the importance of perseverance and the joy of discovery.